LAST WEEK I CAME HOME FROM KHARKIV WITH A BAD COLD
I WAS IN BED FOR ALMOST 3 DAYS. I STARTED FEELING BETTER BY TUESDAY
AND TODAY I WOKE UP FEELING PRETTY GOOD SO I TOOK A WALK TO THE HAIRDRESSER. ON THE WAY HOME I DECIDED TO SHARE SOME OF THE INTERESTING SIGHTS I WAS SEEING WITH YOU SO......
I TOOK SOME PICTURES. IT WAS REALLY FUN
BUT BY THE TIME I GOT HOME I HAD TO TAKE A NAP
I WAS COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED.
I FEEL MUCH BETTER AGAIN!!!!Another week has flown by. Monday we had a Health Fair Practice with Olga because Elder Kerr had to go to Bulgaria to get his visa renewed and she offered to stand in for him as a Puppeteer. On Tuesday we went to the Public Library to do the Health Fair and then we had District Meeting.My sweet friend Annya turned 16 this week so I went to her home to wish her a Happy Birthday. We also did apartment inspections this week. We joke that the highlight of our week was going shopping with the other couples at Metro.
2 messages from friends and family:
My dad has been sick this week too. My parents were also sick during the holidays. They say it gets pretty boring on a mission when you have to stay inside for several days (a couple of weeks during the holidays). This is the time I wish I could go and help with something.
Thanks for taking the pictures! The comments in my head ranged from "What in the world?" to "Very interesting!". You certainly are in a unique area of the world. It's interesting because I feel a love in my heart for this area and these people even though I've never been there.
I hope you have been able to turn this blog into a scrapbook. A mission is such a unique and life changing experience. Your record (this blog) has been so very touching and detailed. Thanks again for being here and taking great care of the missionaries and people of Ukraine. You are loved.
I'm so glad you are feeling better now.
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